April 8, 1865 (4 pages)

. Bevada — particulars apply to T. W. Sigouruey — i pene to en A Daily Transcript. SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 8. ills LE ee Seeking ComMrort.—The copperhead organs of this State are endeavoring to con__ sole ope another with the idea that the Con“ federate cause is not in such a strait as appearances seem to indicate. Were any ad” ‘the whole souled sympathy of the copperheads with treason, it may be found in the spirit manifested by their, organs over the fall of Richmond. One copperhead finds “comfort in the fact that the Union autherities have expended more lives and treasure . in the capture of Richmond than the rebels have in ita defence. Another, that the city . was held by Lee so long as it was of importance and then tossed aside-as a useless garment. A third predicts a union of Lee and Johnston'’é forces, the annihilation of Sher‘man andthe destruction of Grant, and a fourth urges “‘fellow’Democrats” to rally in order to prevent. the Abolitipnists from effecting a reconstruction of the Union after the rebels have been subjugated: These . copperheads know that with the overthrow of rebellion their hopes of success are forever past, and they are therefore enlisted in its behalf. Had Grant's army been destroyed at Richmond a shout of joy would have gone up. from the entire cffpperhead party. ‘These men who are now on the side of rebéllion will bear watching. They will remain in the land after the rebellion is crushed, exercising all the rights of citizens, en. deavoring still to prepare the way for another rebellion. The men who now rejoice. at Union defeats should be watched by the . people.” They will ever be the enemies of the nation, and should power again be placed in their hands it will be used against the . Government. . The so-called Democracy can never be trusted agdin, The sins of that party have.been washed out by the blood shed in the war against rebellion and the triumph of the nation: is near at hand. We \amuiit keep copperheads in retirement if we ould prevent a recurrence of civil. strife To CARPENTERS —Proposals will be received by the Board of City Trustees, until April 2ist, forthe rebuilding of the sidewalk on Pine street, in front of the building now occupied by Crawford, Leavitt & Co. See advertisement. ie Tue Hook asp LappDER HALL.—At a meeting of the Protection Hook & Ladder Company, held on Thursday evening it was determined that an addition should beerected for dressing rooms. When these p posed conveniences are added the Hook and Ladder Hall will be the best place for par~ ties in this city. The Hall has an excetlent floor and is lighted by gas. Was'nt TO Home.—‘*Uncle Abe” recoutly paid a visit to the rebel capital, but failed to get an audience with Jeff. Davis on account of the necessary absence of the latter. ' ae Man KiLLED.—A miner named John King was killed by a falling bucket in the claims adjoining the Rocky Barat Grass Valley yesterday. He was at work in the ~ ghaft, when the rope attached to the buckat broke and. the bucket fell upon -bim killing him instantly. Tue ladies of the-Christian Conimiesion . qqcommittee are requested to mest at the Union Hotel this evening. Hoong AND LoT FoR SALE —The house and lot owned by George 8S. Hupp, Esq , on West Broad’ street; is offered for sale. Perin this city, should look at the: property; For "Tur: Overland Mail service has again been reshmed, and. letters forthe. Atlantic ~ @O8SE Will leave 'the Post Office in this city daily. — The mail closes at 9 o'clock; Pv mM. GREENBACKS.—We yesterday received a letter from Dr. N. McNaughton, well known in this city, in which, was enclosed-one of duy contains a large amount of interesting war news. It is now alinost certain that . Lee's army will be utterly destroyed and with it the cause of rebellion will be beyond hope. Right upon the heels of the glorious news from Richmond comes the intelligence of the capture of Mobile. On the morning of the 4th Grant was at Sutherland’s. Station, on the Petersburg and Lynchburg .railBy ge cary io budas taahow’t road, ten miles from the latter place and-+¢,. about forty from Burkesville. The prisoners captured up to noon on the 4th amounted to over 25,000. Lee hagdivided the remnaut of his army and is, retreating in two small columns. On the Sth Grant had ‘reached Nottoway Court House. He was moving with his right wing, commanded by Ord and Cox, and expécted to reach Burkesville on the night’ of that day.-Nettoway is about 23 miles from Sutherland’s. While Ord and Cox are pursuing the retreating rebels in this direction. Sheridan was. following another retreating column across the Appomatox, ten miles above Petersburg.— Meade with his army is also close upon the rebel rear. The rapidity with which Grant has followed up every advantage gained . makes the destruction of Lee's army cer-: tain. He has signified-his intention to pursue Lee so long as there is any use of it, or in other, words as long as there 1s “any thing’ left: of him.” Grant’s. whole loss, since the 25th of March, in killed, wounded and captured, will not reach 7,000 men.— Weitzel captured in Richmond 1,000 prisoners, 3, rebel wounded, 500 pieces of artillery, and 5,000 stand of small arms.— The fire kindled by the rebels was extinguished after it had done much damage. Sheridan ‘in the fight on the 2d won new laurels. Gen. A, P. Hill ofthe rebels was killed. Jeff. Davis was in Richmond ,on Sunday. He left with the rebel troops.— General Lee_ narrowly: escaped capture.— His wife still remains in Petersburg. The loyal Governorof Virginia will soon transfer the’ State Government of Virginia to Richmond. f Secretary Seward was thrown from his carriage on the 5th and received severe injuries. His arm was broken and his face -much bruised. Mason & HaMLtin’s CABINET ORGANS. Musicians are agreed in respect to these instruments that they are unequaled. Mr. Gottschalk, the celebrated pianist, pronounces the Cabinet Organ “truly a charming instrument, worthy of the high praise it bas received,’* and_ “sure to find its way into every household of taste and refinement whichcan possibly afford ita. muderate expense.” He also declares it far superior to anything of its class he has seen. He knows of what he speaks, having tested them thoroughly in his concerts the past year. Our t eminent organists fully indorse this rosea We need only add; therefore, that there is nothing in regard to which’ it is more true that ‘the best are the cheapest” than in regardto musical instruments: A thoreughly goodinstrument lasts a lifetime, while an inferior ote soon gets out of order and is worthless. info Hamlin have their new factories in fullsoperation, aiid are turning eut a greater amountof work than any maker of this class of instrdments in the country,and probably in the word. Yet they are scarcely able to supply the demand. This fact alone is good evidence of the cellence of their-work. © = merly Treasurer of this State, has entered into co-partnership with Garber* & Hupp, formerly of this city, at Austin, Nevada. All three gentleman are excellent lawyers, and they will no doubt do an extensive business. ‘como ae = —— a Apply to J’. W. Sigourney. ad-im ‘ GEO. 8. HUPP. MASON & HAMLIN’S CABINET ORGA N@. The CABINED ORGAN is designed for beth the Church and , home—for the sacred and secular— ** for orgen practice and the recreation of the extempo' aying—combi the best qualities of the yore i ae poe 3 r Unele Sam’s “legal tenders,” with a re. iin arta ones, with many entirely new quest to send the TRANSCRIPT as long as the { ¥Alch Is the HATS AND money lasted: The Dr. is now inthe ser . . AUTOMATIC SWELL, is snob: CARA, ‘vice, having wnlisted th Co: “B," tat Infam . on, asannnt Wr iwGelle pepo ti which is stationed an of within the m LOWER PRICES yy si on o so be sliced the un % Than Any House where Goods satu other day's Chinaman AAT . ood weanlebne a8 the leading ARE “MARKED OUT.”. well at Red Bluff, where he womalent 20 & KOHLER, a a oe we a te and inventions, prominent among Is the sole agene for the Pacific Coast for the Gtopious News.—The Union of yester. << WE understand that David Ashley, for-. . MY HOUSZ AND LOT at the head vs Of West Broad Street, and Vacant lot ly+ fia ing: West of Sanford’s on Boulder street. on hand all kinds of DR, CHAS. He TOZER’s 1 PRIVA®E ‘MEDICAL INSTITUTE, N. E.Cor. Jacksom and Kearney Sts, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Established in the city of Sacramento, in_ 1852, on anes na affording an Asylum te i those afflieted aie. Chagain. od Venerial Diéeases, and for the suppression of Quackery. _§e the Afflicted. ~~ R. TOZER, in returning thanks to his patients and friends in the country. would most respectfuily inform them that he ean be earney Streets, devoting his time and attention part ly to the aero J Diseases, Viz: Syphilis in all its various forms, Gonorrhea, eet, Stricture of the Urethra, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debil‘ty, Diseases Hd the Bladder on eee a ete. og ong experience extensive . warrant a cure ig all of the above mentioned cases, : \No-deleterious drugs used in my practice, My charges are moderate and my -treatment to my patients, is always honorable. The utmost secresy observed in all cases Seminal Weakness. — Should you be afflicted with any of the following symptoms, such as Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pain in the head, dimneéss of vision, Nervousness and general debility, loss of memory, confusion of ideas, and depression of spirits, evil foreboding, self distrugt and an aversion to society, cousult:Dr.‘Tozer at once, and he will resture you to perfect health. ; : To Females. When you are afflicted with weakness of the back and limbs, headache, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, nervouahess, extreme urin«ry difficulties, derangement of the monthly sickness, sterility and eases peculiar to females—eonsult Dr. Tozer, and-you will receive partieular attencion. Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply at once, and save yourselves from painful suffering and premature death. My rooms are so arranged that there is no ——_ of exposure or of meeting any one ogy 4 the Doctor. Tr orrespondents,. Patients of either sex, residiig in any part of the country, however distant, who may desire the opinion and_ advice of Dr. Tozer, can, by submitting a written statement of their cases to the Doctor, #eceive all the attention and mede~ cines necessary to effect a cure, without the necessity of a personal interview. : All letters strictly contidential, opened and replied to, by the Doctor himself. Consultation at che Office ete 6 Lettery FREE. Cures in all cases guaranteed Address beaters a8 DR.CHAS. H. TOZER, San Francisco Cal. OTICE.—Whereas the Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church have petitioned the District Sourt for an order aut ogee the sale of the Parsonage property, ‘of.sai Church, notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern to be and appearin said Court on. Tuesday the 1ithday of April, [865, at 10 o’cloek Ae M. to show cause if any they cap, why said order should not be made. A. H. IRISH, I. MORRISH, I PASCOE. "No Carpeuters. Peee will be received by the Board of Trustees of Nevada City until April 21, '65. for building the sidewalk in front of lot No. 46 Pine street, now occupied by Crawford, Leavitt .&Co. Work to be done in aceordance with OrBy order of the Board of Trustees. » THE CELEBRATED BRADBURY PIANO FORTE. Occidental Hotel, San Francisco, November 11st 1864. A. Kou Ler, Esq +My Dear Sir—In all my Concerts in California Itnave used W. B. Bradbury’s Pianos. Their tone is Very brilliant, combined with a mellowness and delicacy_I have never met with inany other American Inetrement. I cheerfully commend them to the public as Instruments which cannot fail to give the greatest satisfaction. Yours, ete, a8 : PAUL JULIEN, NEW CLOTHING STORE. SPLENDID CHANCE TO BUY New Clothing ! Commercial street, next door to aN “Blaze's” saloon. NEW ARRIVAL Se Spring and Summer Olothing. Of the Latest Style AND THE HAVE JUST OPENED a New Clothing Storeon Commercial Street.next door to *Blaze’s**Salogn, where J will keep constantly MEN’S CLOTHING, BOY'S .CLOTHING, GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, , in 1862, for the . ~ . Just received ex-Steamer Sacramento ‘MEN AND BOY'S CLOTHING, er dis-{ dinance providing for the building of sidewalks. . a8 . NO. 46 BROAD STREET, Nevada, eas SPRING OLOTHING! SPRING CLOTHINC! BROADWAY FASHIONS, S eam mie = AT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM e : —OF = ; P. BANNER, Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada city We haye received a large and splendid stock of Fine Custom Made ELECTED expressly for this market and S. of the most approved Styles for the SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, And of qualities unsurpassed by any Clothing House in this State, Which we will dispose of at such LOW RATES satisfaction. . We have'in store avery large and choice se lection of Fine FURNISHING GOODS, SILK, BEAVER and _ CASSIMERE HATS, Bankert’s Fine Philadelphia Boots, . BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, Of every kind. . BLA NKETS, of all sizes. SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, : SARATOGA TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET SACKS, &c. &c. re Whieh we offer for sale at LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN ; NEVADA COUNTY! Persons in want of any. wer in our lin find it to their advan A call and be di of the truth, as we will sell goods at Lower Rates than was ever before offered in this State, Remember thepiaee—in Kidd & Knox’ Corner of Broad & Pine streets, ee P. BANNER. SELLING OUT CLOSE BUSINESS! eee STOVES, TIN WARE, HOUSE FURNISHING GooDs, &e. &eo. Are now offered . : AT CoOosT., -: 39 CHARLES TEWKSBURY, Having determined to elose business ON THE T will sell. my whole stock of STOVES, TINWARE, HOUSE FURNISHING Goops, AT COST. PRICES!) ‘4 a CHAS. TEWKs EWKSBURY. The Tip of Fashion! That eannot Fall to give the most perfect . . Franciseo, and now offer our New Business. a ancmenienal ORAWFORD, LEAVITT & Co's CARD 70 THE PEOPLE! Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Powder, Mining Tools, Rubber Belting, Wagon Timber, Nails,GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors, &c. &o Now in their — ' SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets, In the “Kidd & Knox Blox” — > “And For Sale WHITE, BLUE & GRAY CALIFORNIA . fees 2 af ¥ OUR UNION OF STOCKS AND ) with otir business facilities both here and ‘im the San Francisco markets, we are enabled to compete successfully with any house out of San oods to the trade at profits lower than ever before made in the the mountains. Our Motto: Heavy Sales and Small Profits We will. deliver our Goods a reasonable dis tance from the city, FREE OF CHARGE! ies eee : Hardware & Grocery Departments —axp— WINE CELLAR, Will constantly be found everything in their line, to which we respectfully invite atte> tion and inspection of the Trade. TAKE NOTICE. All persons indebttd to the, Jate firms of A. H. HANSON & CO., LEAVITT & HAMILTON, and W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. are requested to settle their accounts. Have now in suecessful operation, in front of our BROAD STREET STORE, 8 TEN TON SCALE! Charge for Weighing—Low. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & OO. Nevada, April 2nd, 1865. ——— Retail Price Current. . a : DOZ. Long Handled Shovels on hand and arriving. at. 10¢ 17 5 nes. Axe and Pick Helves, CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. FLASKS OK 50 RYAPKs Quicken. ven, an CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO.” SOO lonhana end fer cess POW DEM oll CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 500 Sites. £2! store ean — by CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. for sale c FORD, LEAVITT &CO. @ing, corner of ‘than ever, and for sale. by $40,000. Worth of CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. . Revata Dr ‘SATURDAY ti THERMOMETRI are indebted to Ch lowing table of the taken-during the n Warmest day, . erage. * Coldest day, the Warmest night, —53 degrees aver: Coldest night, ti average. : “On the mornin; I2degress. — Highest thermo noou—68 degress. * Lowest thermo : 2d, at noon—35 4 » Average-warmt day—46 degrees. Average warmt by night—36 deg THE Fruit a! tain that the pros season is small in _ry_and-a_large pé blossoms are dest: should give suffici “which has been s crops will be ver We understand t, in the lower part has been alread winds which ha’ of days. At this --fain are good, a cient quanties a! may be saved. crops will be al famine in this St THe ‘NortTH ledge is one-of ,-promises-to be « ‘The ledge is locs of the French'n A bed-rock tunn dred and twenty struck the lea _ thick, the rock s . and quantities o The company . rock and its val ing next week. HELP FOR T and Hirshman vy iting subseriptic who lives out a two sons in the has not heard fc bls to wor, an neighbors must than fifty dolla: Yery short tim above. Weun _ eral other indig snity who are ,s' man by the na the Red Dog re ing for want of a good idea for ganize a Reliet teaded to. the 1 good work, for . gage in it. On Durty A at the last me and Ladder C mined to mak dent one, and . viees are requ The Company own expenses independent o hooks and lad Of fire, and al) Company is . those who wot ~~ pany more eff bers. They men thoy now enough who d to fill the roll. ee Nations BROAD STB] LANCAST! Auli gewoue ft Q up 2 ; ; Hie

. Bevada — particulars apply to T. W. Sigouruey — i pene to en A Daily Transcript. SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 8. ills LE ee Seeking ComMrort.—The copperhead organs of this State are endeavoring to con__ sole ope another with the idea that the Con“ federate cause is not in such a strait as appearances seem to indicate. Were any ad” ‘the whole souled sympathy of the copperheads with treason, it may be found in the spirit manifested by their, organs over the fall of Richmond. One copperhead finds “comfort in the fact that the Union autherities have expended more lives and treasure . in the capture of Richmond than the rebels have in ita defence. Another, that the city . was held by Lee so long as it was of importance and then tossed aside-as a useless garment. A third predicts a union of Lee and Johnston'’é forces, the annihilation of Sher‘man andthe destruction of Grant, and a fourth urges “‘fellow’Democrats” to rally in order to prevent. the Abolitipnists from effecting a reconstruction of the Union after the rebels have been subjugated: These . copperheads know that with the overthrow of rebellion their hopes of success are forever past, and they are therefore enlisted in its behalf. Had Grant's army been destroyed at Richmond a shout of joy would have gone up. from the entire cffpperhead party. ‘These men who are now on the side of rebéllion will bear watching. They will remain in the land after the rebellion is crushed, exercising all the rights of citizens, en. deavoring still to prepare the way for another rebellion. The men who now rejoice. at Union defeats should be watched by the . people.” They will ever be the enemies of the nation, and should power again be placed in their hands it will be used against the . Government. . The so-called Democracy can never be trusted agdin, The sins of that party have.been washed out by the blood shed in the war against rebellion and the triumph of the nation: is near at hand. We \amuiit keep copperheads in retirement if we ould prevent a recurrence of civil. strife To CARPENTERS —Proposals will be received by the Board of City Trustees, until April 2ist, forthe rebuilding of the sidewalk on Pine street, in front of the building now occupied by Crawford, Leavitt & Co. See advertisement. ie Tue Hook asp LappDER HALL.—At a meeting of the Protection Hook & Ladder Company, held on Thursday evening it was determined that an addition should beerected for dressing rooms. When these p posed conveniences are added the Hook and Ladder Hall will be the best place for par~ ties in this city. The Hall has an excetlent floor and is lighted by gas. Was'nt TO Home.—‘*Uncle Abe” recoutly paid a visit to the rebel capital, but failed to get an audience with Jeff. Davis on account of the necessary absence of the latter. ' ae Man KiLLED.—A miner named John King was killed by a falling bucket in the claims adjoining the Rocky Barat Grass Valley yesterday. He was at work in the ~ ghaft, when the rope attached to the buckat broke and. the bucket fell upon -bim killing him instantly. Tue ladies of the-Christian Conimiesion . qqcommittee are requested to mest at the Union Hotel this evening. Hoong AND LoT FoR SALE —The house and lot owned by George 8S. Hupp, Esq , on West Broad’ street; is offered for sale. Perin this city, should look at the: property; For "Tur: Overland Mail service has again been reshmed, and. letters forthe. Atlantic ~ @O8SE Will leave 'the Post Office in this city daily. — The mail closes at 9 o'clock; Pv mM. GREENBACKS.—We yesterday received a letter from Dr. N. McNaughton, well known in this city, in which, was enclosed-one of duy contains a large amount of interesting war news. It is now alinost certain that . Lee's army will be utterly destroyed and with it the cause of rebellion will be beyond hope. Right upon the heels of the glorious news from Richmond comes the intelligence of the capture of Mobile. On the morning of the 4th Grant was at Sutherland’s. Station, on the Petersburg and Lynchburg .railBy ge cary io budas taahow’t road, ten miles from the latter place and-+¢,. about forty from Burkesville. The prisoners captured up to noon on the 4th amounted to over 25,000. Lee hagdivided the remnaut of his army and is, retreating in two small columns. On the Sth Grant had ‘reached Nottoway Court House. He was moving with his right wing, commanded by Ord and Cox, and expécted to reach Burkesville on the night’ of that day.-Nettoway is about 23 miles from Sutherland’s. While Ord and Cox are pursuing the retreating rebels in this direction. Sheridan was. following another retreating column across the Appomatox, ten miles above Petersburg.— Meade with his army is also close upon the rebel rear. The rapidity with which Grant has followed up every advantage gained . makes the destruction of Lee's army cer-: tain. He has signified-his intention to pursue Lee so long as there is any use of it, or in other, words as long as there 1s “any thing’ left: of him.” Grant’s. whole loss, since the 25th of March, in killed, wounded and captured, will not reach 7,000 men.— Weitzel captured in Richmond 1,000 prisoners, 3, rebel wounded, 500 pieces of artillery, and 5,000 stand of small arms.— The fire kindled by the rebels was extinguished after it had done much damage. Sheridan ‘in the fight on the 2d won new laurels. Gen. A, P. Hill ofthe rebels was killed. Jeff. Davis was in Richmond ,on Sunday. He left with the rebel troops.— General Lee_ narrowly: escaped capture.— His wife still remains in Petersburg. The loyal Governorof Virginia will soon transfer the’ State Government of Virginia to Richmond. f Secretary Seward was thrown from his carriage on the 5th and received severe injuries. His arm was broken and his face -much bruised. Mason & HaMLtin’s CABINET ORGANS. Musicians are agreed in respect to these instruments that they are unequaled. Mr. Gottschalk, the celebrated pianist, pronounces the Cabinet Organ “truly a charming instrument, worthy of the high praise it bas received,’* and_ “sure to find its way into every household of taste and refinement whichcan possibly afford ita. muderate expense.” He also declares it far superior to anything of its class he has seen. He knows of what he speaks, having tested them thoroughly in his concerts the past year. Our t eminent organists fully indorse this rosea We need only add; therefore, that there is nothing in regard to which’ it is more true that ‘the best are the cheapest” than in regardto musical instruments: A thoreughly goodinstrument lasts a lifetime, while an inferior ote soon gets out of order and is worthless. info Hamlin have their new factories in fullsoperation, aiid are turning eut a greater amountof work than any maker of this class of instrdments in the country,and probably in the word. Yet they are scarcely able to supply the demand. This fact alone is good evidence of the cellence of their-work. © = merly Treasurer of this State, has entered into co-partnership with Garber* & Hupp, formerly of this city, at Austin, Nevada. All three gentleman are excellent lawyers, and they will no doubt do an extensive business. ‘como ae = —— a Apply to J’. W. Sigourney. ad-im ‘ GEO. 8. HUPP. MASON & HAMLIN’S CABINET ORGA N@. The CABINED ORGAN is designed for beth the Church and , home—for the sacred and secular— ** for orgen practice and the recreation of the extempo' aying—combi the best qualities of the yore i ae poe 3 r Unele Sam’s “legal tenders,” with a re. iin arta ones, with many entirely new quest to send the TRANSCRIPT as long as the { ¥Alch Is the HATS AND money lasted: The Dr. is now inthe ser . . AUTOMATIC SWELL, is snob: CARA, ‘vice, having wnlisted th Co: “B," tat Infam . on, asannnt Wr iwGelle pepo ti which is stationed an of within the m LOWER PRICES yy si on o so be sliced the un % Than Any House where Goods satu other day's Chinaman AAT . ood weanlebne a8 the leading ARE “MARKED OUT.”. well at Red Bluff, where he womalent 20 & KOHLER, a a oe we a te and inventions, prominent among Is the sole agene for the Pacific Coast for the Gtopious News.—The Union of yester. << WE understand that David Ashley, for-. . MY HOUSZ AND LOT at the head vs Of West Broad Street, and Vacant lot ly+ fia ing: West of Sanford’s on Boulder street. on hand all kinds of DR, CHAS. He TOZER’s 1 PRIVA®E ‘MEDICAL INSTITUTE, N. E.Cor. Jacksom and Kearney Sts, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Established in the city of Sacramento, in_ 1852, on anes na affording an Asylum te i those afflieted aie. Chagain. od Venerial Diéeases, and for the suppression of Quackery. _§e the Afflicted. ~~ R. TOZER, in returning thanks to his patients and friends in the country. would most respectfuily inform them that he ean be earney Streets, devoting his time and attention part ly to the aero J Diseases, Viz: Syphilis in all its various forms, Gonorrhea, eet, Stricture of the Urethra, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debil‘ty, Diseases Hd the Bladder on eee a ete. og ong experience extensive . warrant a cure ig all of the above mentioned cases, : \No-deleterious drugs used in my practice, My charges are moderate and my -treatment to my patients, is always honorable. The utmost secresy observed in all cases Seminal Weakness. — Should you be afflicted with any of the following symptoms, such as Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pain in the head, dimneéss of vision, Nervousness and general debility, loss of memory, confusion of ideas, and depression of spirits, evil foreboding, self distrugt and an aversion to society, cousult:Dr.‘Tozer at once, and he will resture you to perfect health. ; : To Females. When you are afflicted with weakness of the back and limbs, headache, loss of muscular power, palpitation of the heart, irritability, nervouahess, extreme urin«ry difficulties, derangement of the monthly sickness, sterility and eases peculiar to females—eonsult Dr. Tozer, and-you will receive partieular attencion. Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply at once, and save yourselves from painful suffering and premature death. My rooms are so arranged that there is no ——_ of exposure or of meeting any one ogy 4 the Doctor. Tr orrespondents,. Patients of either sex, residiig in any part of the country, however distant, who may desire the opinion and_ advice of Dr. Tozer, can, by submitting a written statement of their cases to the Doctor, #eceive all the attention and mede~ cines necessary to effect a cure, without the necessity of a personal interview. : All letters strictly contidential, opened and replied to, by the Doctor himself. Consultation at che Office ete 6 Lettery FREE. Cures in all cases guaranteed Address beaters a8 DR.CHAS. H. TOZER, San Francisco Cal. OTICE.—Whereas the Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church have petitioned the District Sourt for an order aut ogee the sale of the Parsonage property, ‘of..sai Church, notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern to be and appearin said Court on. Tuesday the 1ithday of April, [865, at 10 o’cloek Ae M. to show cause if any they cap, why said order should not be made. A. H. IRISH, I. MORRISH, I PASCOE. "No Carpeuters. Peee will be received by the Board of Trustees of Nevada City until April 21, '65. for building the sidewalk in front of lot No. 46 Pine street, now occupied by Crawford, Leavitt .&Co. Work to be done in aceordance with OrBy order of the Board of Trustees. » THE CELEBRATED BRADBURY PIANO FORTE. Occidental Hotel, San Francisco, November 11st 1864. A. Kou Ler, Esq +My Dear Sir—In all my Concerts in California Itnave used W. B. Bradbury’s Pianos. Their tone is Very brilliant, combined with a mellowness and delicacy_I have never met with inany other American Inetrement. I cheerfully commend them to the public as Instruments which cannot fail to give the greatest satisfaction. Yours, ete, a8 : PAUL JULIEN, NEW CLOTHING STORE. SPLENDID CHANCE TO BUY New Clothing ! Commercial street, next door to aN “Blaze's” saloon. NEW ARRIVAL Se Spring and Summer Olothing. Of the Latest Style

AND THE HAVE JUST OPENED a New Clothing Storeon Commercial Street.next door to *Blaze’s**Salogn, where J will keep constantly MEN’S CLOTHING, BOY'S .CLOTHING, GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, , in 1862, for the . ~ . Just received ex-Steamer Sacramento ‘MEN AND BOY'S CLOTHING, er dis-{ dinance providing for the building of sidewalks. . a8 . NO. 46 BROAD STREET, Nevada, eas SPRING OLOTHING! SPRING CLOTHINC! BROADWAY FASHIONS, S eam mie = AT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM e : —OF = ; P. BANNER, Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada city We haye received a large and splendid stock of Fine Custom Made ELECTED expressly for this market and S. of the most approved Styles for the SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, And of qualities unsurpassed by any Clothing House in this State, Which we will dispose of at such LOW RATES satisfaction. . We have'in store avery large and choice se lection of Fine FURNISHING GOODS, SILK, BEAVER and _ CASSIMERE HATS, Bankert’s Fine Philadelphia Boots, . BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, Of every kind. . BLA NKETS, of all sizes. SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, : SARATOGA TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET SACKS, &c. &c. re Whieh we offer for sale at LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN ; NEVADA COUNTY! Persons in want of any. wer in our lin find it to their advan A call and be di of the truth, as we will sell goods at Lower Rates than was ever before offered in this State, Remember thepiaee—in Kidd & Knox’ Corner of Broad & Pine streets, ee P. BANNER. SELLING OUT CLOSE BUSINESS! eee STOVES, TIN WARE, HOUSE FURNISHING GooDs, &e. &eo. Are now offered . : AT CoOosT., -: 39 CHARLES TEWKSBURY, Having determined to elose business ON THE T will sell. my whole stock of STOVES, TINWARE, HOUSE FURNISHING Goops, AT COST. PRICES!) ‘4 a CHAS. TEWKs EWKSBURY. The Tip of Fashion! That eannot Fall to give the most perfect . . Franciseo, and now offer our New Business. a ancmenienal ORAWFORD, LEAVITT & Co's CARD 70 THE PEOPLE! Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Powder, Mining Tools, Rubber Belting, Wagon Timber, Nails,GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors, &c. &o Now in their — ' SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets, In the “Kidd & Knox Blox” — > “And For Sale WHITE, BLUE & GRAY CALIFORNIA . fees 2 af ¥ OUR UNION OF STOCKS AND ) with otir business facilities both here and ‘im the San Francisco markets, we are enabled to compete successfully with any house out of San oods to the trade at profits lower than ever before made in the the mountains. Our Motto: Heavy Sales and Small Profits We will. deliver our Goods a reasonable dis tance from the city, FREE OF CHARGE! ies eee : Hardware & Grocery Departments —axp— WINE CELLAR, Will constantly be found everything in their line, to which we respectfully invite atte> tion and inspection of the Trade. TAKE NOTICE. All persons indebttd to the, Jate firms of A. H. HANSON & CO., LEAVITT & HAMILTON, and W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. are requested to settle their accounts. Have now in suecessful operation, in front of our BROAD STREET STORE, 8 TEN TON SCALE! Charge for Weighing—Low. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & OO. Nevada, April 2nd, 1865. ——— Retail Price Current. . a : DOZ. Long Handled Shovels on hand and arriving. at. 10¢ 17 5 nes. Axe and Pick Helves, CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. FLASKS OK 50 RYAPKs Quicken. ven, an CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO.” SOO lonhana end fer cess POW DEM oll CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 500 Sites. £2! store ean — by CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. for sale c FORD, LEAVITT &CO. @ing, corner of ‘than ever, and for sale. by $40,000. Worth of CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. . Revata Dr ‘SATURDAY ti THERMOMETRI are indebted to Ch lowing table of the taken-during the n Warmest day, . erage. * Coldest day, the Warmest night, —53 degrees aver: Coldest night, ti average. : “On the mornin; I2degress. — Highest thermo noou—68 degress. * Lowest thermo : 2d, at noon—35 4 » Average-warmt day—46 degrees. Average warmt by night—36 deg THE Fruit a! tain that the pros season is small in _ry_and-a_large pé blossoms are dest: should give suffici “which has been s crops will be ver We understand t, in the lower part has been alread winds which ha’ of days. At this --fain are good, a cient quanties a! may be saved. crops will be al famine in this St THe ‘NortTH ledge is one-of ,-promises-to be « ‘The ledge is locs of the French'n A bed-rock tunn dred and twenty struck the lea _ thick, the rock s . and quantities o The company . rock and its val ing next week. HELP FOR T and Hirshman vy iting subseriptic who lives out a two sons in the has not heard fc bls to wor, an neighbors must than fifty dolla: Yery short tim above. Weun _ eral other indig snity who are ,s' man by the na the Red Dog re ing for want of a good idea for ganize a Reliet teaded to. the 1 good work, for . gage in it. On Durty A at the last me and Ladder C mined to mak dent one, and . viees are requ The Company own expenses independent o hooks and lad Of fire, and al) Company is . those who wot ~~ pany more eff bers. They men thoy now enough who d to fill the roll. ee Nations BROAD STB] LANCAST! Auli gewoue ft Q up 2 ; ; Hie